Yuki Tsunoda and Jack Doohan led complaints about traffic in Formula 1 sprint qualifying at the Miami Grand Prix, which left a handful of drivers unable to set times in the final moments of SQ1.
Tsunoda was distinctly unhappy with traffic afflicting both his sole SQ1 lap and his attempt to set another at the end of the session, as the emergence of Oliver Bearman's Haas from the pitlane prompted him to slow up on his first lap – tailbacks in the pitlane left the Red Bull driver without enough time to make a second attempt.
